I'm not sure what "can not nomally start today" means, what
is the error message? If your question is "how can I make the
LV visible in rescue mode", see "man lvm". Something like:
lvm pvscan # look to see if the PVs are there.
lvm vgscan # is the volume group detected?
lvm lvscan # are all of the volumes found OK?
lvm vgchange -ay # activate all VGs
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On 05/12/2010 07:21:21 AM, ouyangmaochun wrote:
My root filesystem is formated as ext3 which is a logical volume
,and it can not nomally start today,how can I fix this problem. I've
tried boot into rescue mode(boot through cdrom) and run e2fsck to
scan,but in rescue mode there is no logical volume ,what am I
surpposed to do in such circumstances?
ouyangmaochun
2010-05-12
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